When incubators evolve: new models to assist innovative entrepreneurs

Jeffrey M. Shepard

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This paper presents a brief background on business incubators, a historical context across three time periods, business characteristics culled from literature and relevant research findings and its implications. Emerging new models are illustrated with a practical working example of how innovation and entrepreneurship intersect. It ends with conclusions.

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